AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPolice Accountability: South Africa’s IPID says rape cases involving police officers rose to 116 in 2025/26 (up from 95), with 44 tied to off-duty officers and 72 to those on duty—raising fresh pressure to identify and remove officers implicated in gender-based violence. Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan: Amnesty reports children in North Darfur are being recruited by the RSF, subjected to sexual violence, and left facing starvation and years without education. Borno Oil Push: Nigeria’s North-East governors, led by Borno’s Babagana Zulum, urged the federal government to restart stalled oil exploration in Magumeri and Gubio, while praising Tinubu’s push to revive the Kolmani field. Gas Infrastructure Funding: NNPC committed N473.8bn to gas infrastructure, including the Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline, with details on outstanding interest and undrawn loan balances. Chad in UN Aid: The UN released $160m from CERF for 12 underfunded crises, including $9m for Chad. Surveillance Cameras Debate: A new report and legal push target Flock’s AI camera network, with critics warning the system is far bigger than publicly stated and raising privacy concerns.
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